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News
Residents React to Preston Royal Redevelopment Plan
Big changes could be brewing at one of Preston Hollow’s most prominent corners — and the neighborhood is buzzing
PC Events Feature Vintage Cars, Expert in Historic Architecture
Whether you like getting outside to view vintage cars or opening your wallet to hear from an expert in historic millwork, Preservation Park Cities (PPC), led by president Jason Morski, has an event scheduled for you.
Living
Dance Friday Night Away, Then Tour Turtle Creek Homes on Sunday
The picturesque Turtle Creek neighborhood supports a range of lifestyles and architecture with high-rise condos, historic estates, old-world architecture, and cottage retreats located within proximity.
Crime
Preston Hollow Crime Report Sept. 30-Oct. 5
Motor vehicle thefts and break-ins leading to stolen property dominated this week’s crime reports.
Blog
Caroline Hunt Lecture Series Lifts Off at Flight Museum
The Frontiers of Flight Museum invites visitors to join them in taking flight as they embark on the inaugural Caroline Rose Hunt Lecture series on Oct. 22.
Events
HPHS Theater Presents ‘Pippin’
Highland Park High School theater students will transport audiences to a world of glory and adventure during their production of ‘Pippin’ from Oct. 16 to 19 in Highland Park High School’s Palmer Auditorium. Showtimes are at 7 p.m. on Oct. 16, 17, and 18, and at 2 p.m. on Oct. 19.
Community
Laura Wilson Focuses Her Camera Lens South of the Border
While her sons have focused on motion pictures, Preston Hollow’s Laura Wilson has demonstrated the power of still photography.
In Case You Missed It
Celebrating Tradition: Senior Year Moments
Senior traditions are more than just annual events at Preston Hollow’s independent high schools — they are meaningful milestones that foster connection, pride, and lasting memories.
General
Rangers, Scots Cruise in Playoff Openers
Jesuit junior Charlie Gall reached the 100-goal milestone for his career during a 24-3 win over Garland in the water polo playoffs on Monday.
Crime
Park Cities Crime Reports Sept. 29-Oct. 5
Thieves, backyard bandits, and mischief makers were up to no good in this week’s Park Cities crime reports.
News
HP, Pro Bookworms Agree: Your Library Remains Excellent
The Highland Park Library has applied for and received an Achievement of Excellence in Libraries Award every year since the award’s inception in 2005.
Community
Dallas Seeks Local Art for Permanent Collections
The Dallas Sidewalk Poetry Project and the Office of Arts and Culture are launching two new initiatives that invite residents to leave their mark on the city’s cultural landscape.
Schools
After Graduation the Show Can Go on for HPISD Art Fans
After a graduating senior takes their final bow in Palmer Auditorium, the curtain doesn’t have to go down on their family’s support of the arts in Highland Park ISD.
Community
UP Third-Grader Left A Legacy That Is Saving Lives
Nine-year-old Molly Mullens, a third grader at University Park Elementary School, was a joyful little girl who was full of questions and had never met a stranger.
Community
Don Dafoe: ‘It’s Only Human To Laugh’
You’ve heard the expression, “Laughter is the best medicine.” When a friend laughs hard, we join in even if we didn’t get the joke. It’s all good. Laughing has health benefits.
News
TCA Students Recognized as National Merit Scholars
Samuel Qian, Nathan Youn, and Caroline Hatton have been recognized by the National Merit Scholarship Program at Trinity Christian Academy.
Community
HP to Hold Virtual Community Conversations
The Town of Highland Park will hold virtual Community Conversations on Oct. 14 and Oct. 30 to gain resident input on the community goals and priorities.
News
Lane Closures on West Mockingbird Lane Begin Today
Motorists can expect lane reductions and temporary closures along West Mockingbird Lane from Lemmon Avenue to Cedar Springs Road for eight weeks, weather permitting.
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The Emotional Stages of Divorce: What to Expect and How to Cope
Divorce is one of life’s most challenging transitions, often marked by intense emotions and uncertainty.
Schools
Hartzell Eyes Dramatic Ascent for SMU
More than 1,000 students, faculty, staff, alumni, neighbors, and distinguished guests from across academia and the nation attended the inauguration and installation ceremony of SMU’s new president on Sept. 12 at the Moody Coliseum.